Lindsey Vonn continued her impressive performance in the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup by securing a third-place finish in the downhill race held in Val d'Isere, France, on December 20, 2025. The accomplished skier clocked a time of 1:41.89, finishing just 0.35 seconds behind the race winner, Cornelia Huetter from Austria, who took first place. Germany's Kira Weidle-Winkelmann closely followed Vonn, finishing in second place with a time 0.09 seconds faster. This podium finish marks Vonn's third consecutive time on the podium this season, showcasing her consistent speed and skill as she competes against top athletes from around the world. The latest race in Val d'Isere is part of a competitive season for the women’s downhill events, which are crucial for athletes aiming to excel in the World Cup standings. The Val d'Isere World Cup will continue with the women's super-G race scheduled for Sunday, promising more thrilling action for fans and competitors alike. Vonn's performance not only highlights her dedication but also reinforces her status as a formidable competitor in alpine skiing. As the season progresses, all eyes will be on Vonn and her ability to maintain her strong form in upcoming races. Fans and supporters are eager to see how she will fare in the next events, as the competition becomes increasingly intense. With her remarkable achievements in mind, Vonn remains an inspiring figure in the world of sports, particularly in alpine skiing, where she has made a significant impact throughout her career.